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YJI alum talks about growing up gay in Nebraska

October 28, 2010

by Youth Journalism International

Catch this Boston University video featuring former Youth Journalism International writer Zac Brokenrope talking about growing up gay in Nebraska:

You can read Zac’s brilliant journals and other YJI work by clicking on this link.

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